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IMPORTATION wanted Of WILL
IAN HENRY ROY, who. abpu, IN
years ago. left Huntington. Nevada, fer
Arizona, and has moi since been heard
OF. Ii WAS supposed lie intended To-
eating in the vicinity Of Silver City.
Nevada. Any information rent 90 bis
brother. !. T.. ROY. Halifax. Nova
Scotia, will Ov thankfully received.
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CEaELE c. C~yEEzISrE

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stock Of Coal Oil Of the hest brands man
ufactsred which will lie soid in quaint.
ties TO snit at bottom prices.
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BORN.

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ter.
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L message was received from che
Governor approving Assembly bill No.
20. relative 10 fees Of officers: Assembly
bill No. IL. reducing poll tar to 30;
also Assembly hill Nos 81. 90 and "a.
Assembly bill No. IL, Lnuahton's
snlary bill. Daury moved TO reconsider
the vote by which IL passed. Neon.
nell moved 10 lay che motion OH the
table. Carried, ayes %. nays II.
Assembly bill No. %. by Dury,
awards six days per month credit to
State prsoners for good conduct:
pnssed unanimously.
Senate bill No. %. by Harris, cousoli.
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BENEATH THE WAVES.
Drowned i'm the Kaw River-Se
riOus Aecident-Sent TO
the Pen.

Kansas City, Oct. 13.-As Frank Becker
and Charley Brown were guiding q SAND
scow down the Ksw river at III o'clock yes
terday morning, it collided with the pilins
being driven for the Kansas City, Wyan
dotte & Northwestern bridge. brown wa:
thrown overheard and drowned, the current
being too swift for Becker to make any eff
fort to save him. Search is being made fol
the body. Brown came from Moberlv, Ne
and was employed by Becker only one
week ago. He was single and about q
years of age.
AN ARCH FALLS INJURING TWO MEN.
John Callahan an J. L. Green, employed
by the telephone company as line repairers
were making some decorations on the arch
at the corner OF Sixth and Main streets
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
the arch broke and precipitated them both
to the ground. Both were badly bruised
and deep cash was cut over Galatians
right eye. A large piece of the arch fell
on Green and it is feared he is internally
injured. He was taken to his home on
ellis street near Fifth.
The arch will not be regretted.
BILLINGsLEY WILL NOT SHOOT AGAIN SOON.
William BilIingsley, who shot al Charles
NJ. Clark through the window of his resi-
dence, near Twenty fourth street and High
land avenue, August /, was sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary by Judge
White.
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Salt Struck in Hutchinson. Kan.
Hutchinson, Kan, October I3.-While
sinking an experimental well in South
Hutchinson, at the depth of 40 feet a
deposit of rock salt was struck, which, for
thickness of the principal vein and purity
of the product, may be classed among the
richest mines in the world. A number of
veins were drilled through, varying in
thickness from to 40 feet, separated by
thin strata of shale. At a depth of 600
feet a vein was struck which has been
penetrated to depth of 95 feet, and the
drill is not yet through. All official an
alysis of the product shows il to be over
96 per cent pure and absolutely free from
the principal impurities which make rock
salt unfit for domestic purposes. The find
has created considerable excitement here.
The deposit is to be developed.
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MILK COMBINE.
A Scheme to Keep the Price of
Milk Up Among the Pro-
dHcers at Chicago.
No Lowering of Price i'm Case of
Over-pr0ductiOn Joint
Stock Company.

Chica 20, Oct Is = Special. -Represen-
tative farmers Of Illinois, Indiana an
Wisconsin are In session here to-day, to
decide upon the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing
great trust company 10 regulate the sale
and price of milk. They contend that il
the coal dealers can combine, those inter
ested in the production of so staple and in
dispensible an article of food as milk
might readily come to an understanding
to enhance the price of the tactical fluid for
the coming winter, al all events,
AS AN BxPsRIhEST,
although they might meet with serious
competition by the milk condensers. The
Chicago market uses 10000 cans of milk
per day. OF these 1000 are supplied 5y
members of the Milk Shippers union. The
Central union has been in existence
for years, Its main object being
to establish a uniform rate for Chi.
csgo dealers. The unioa did not work
very satisfactorily, because it could not eff
fectually control the smaller farmers, who
undersOld those in the union. The union
accordingly agreed to establish
JOINT STOCK COMPANY
to-day, giving all those interested q chance
to subscribe to the capital stock, which is
put at 100000 to begin with, so that the
underselling might be pu. stop to. II
the overproduction of milk is excessive, in
stead of lowering the prices, it will be con-
verified into butter or cheese. The past sum-
msr, it is said, has been hard one on the
milk producers, as the weather has been
unusually dry, and there has been
sCAET SUPPLY
Of milk producing feed for cattle. There
are nearly 5000 or 1910 milk dealers in
and il is feared that il the milk
suppliers in the tri-state union can enhance
the price, as it is believed they will decide
upon doing to-day or tomorrow, the milk
vended in Chicago will be much poorer in
quality than ever.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-18
REFORM PARTY.
Meeting to Consolidate all Laber
and Reform Parties into
One Vast Body.
Candidates for President and
Vice-president Already
i'm the Field.

Springfield, Ill, Oct. 13.-[Speciai. l.
The National Industrial Reform Conven-
ton held its opening session here this
morning, and a much larger number OF
delegates in attendance than was expected,
although Springfield is able to accommo-
date them all. 3. E. Booth, the chairman
of the American Reform party, has had
his headquarters here for some time past,
and ample preparations have been made
for the accommodation OF the delegates
in attenaDce.
AN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION
has spread about that the convention was
simply an irresponsible body, appointed by
nobody in particular. and whose sole pur-
pose was to try to rekindle the dead and
buried elements of the knownothing party
into some semblance of renewed political
activity. Chairman Booth states that the
aim oil the convention will be to lay the
foundation for the consolidation of all the
labor and reform organisations in a na-
tional party for
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1888.
$50 far as | know" Mr.. Booth said,
"nearly al the reform parties represent
some good principles which all the others
would accept, and these can be made the
basis of national party. The matters on
which We cannot agree may be judiciously
relegated te the state and local organize
tions, thus allowing all reformers to retain
all their principles in a local way, and
still not interfere with the national orga-
nization."
The following have been chosen as the
nominees of the party:
FOR PRESIDENT.
A. J. Streeter, of Illinois.
John Colvin, of Moline, Kansas.
John S. Bender, of Plymouth.
Edward s. Evans, of Tonawanda, \. Y.
A. NJ. West, of Mississippi.
FOR THE SECOND PLACE.
Terrace V. Povderly, Grand Master
Workman, of the knights of Labor, of
Philadelphia.
Gen. William Brindle, of Gloucester
City, n. J.
George w. Ladd, of Bangor, Ne.
Henry George, of New York.
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lied state without injuring or affecting
it.-N. Y. Sun.

1
State Treasurer J. M. Seibert has
declared himself. Under the reading
of the constitution he cannot be a can
didate for reelection to his present Of
fee. He has consequently decided to
make the race for the state auditor
ship. The investigation of Auditor
Walkers official conduct by the legis-
lature last winter has shelyed that Of
fetal, politically speaking.-Pos,-Dis-
patch.
*,*
Nellie Brown, the mysterious girl
who was sent to an asylum for the in
sane in New York City, and whose
identity vas the subject of much specu-
lation, turns out to have been an add
venturer in a new line. She was sane
and had herself committed In order to
study life in a mad-house and to write
up her adventures. Girls are be.
coming progressive and aggressive In
these days.-TrOy IN. Y Press.
~
In dry country like Persia, where
not drop of rain is seen for seven
months in the year, the ornamental
reservoirs aud their eonduits are very
much appreciated. Given running
water and your Persian, as a rule, sits
down to admire it and smoke the pipe
of contemplation by the side of the
murmurlng streamlet. Even the Per-
sian pipe itself, the kalian of hubble
bubble, is dOubly grateful to the
eastern mind by reason of the bubbhng
of the water contained in it.-St.
James Gazette.
#*s
Does Senator GormOn, of MARYLAND,
recall the days when ne was first base
man for the National Baseball Club
of the District of Columbia? He cam
not have forgotten them, and if he is
true philosopher a comparison of
those good old times with the "per.
fectly awful times" he is having now
must make him feel that the man who
exchanges the diamond field for the
path of political distinction relinquish-
es the substance of glory tor its shad-
Ow and incurs perils that more than
eounterbalance the qualifications Of
ambition. Brooklyn Eagle.
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A new process has been discovered
by which the most delicate patterns,
even of lace work, can be reproduced
in iron by casting the metal ON the
fabric after the fabric has been car
bombed. Molten iron Can be run ON
the most delicate fiber in the carbon.
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PASTE AND SCISSORS.

There are two or three weddings Oh
the tapis on the east side. Rich Hill
Herald.
The Goddess of Liberty should dis
card some of her stays. especially such
as have been used in the Jake Sharp
case. -Post-Dispatch.
~
The watch trade is unprecedentedly
active. All factories are away behind
on orders, and the prospects are that
the coming holidays will bring the
largest trade ever enjoyed. Age of
Steel.
Mr.. Cleveland's denomination will
be dictated by the people, and that in
this instance the party machine will
find itself compelled to record the
popular will.-Jeff. City Tribune.
80
Nina Van Zandt is furious with
August Spies for writing to another
girl but this extra sweetheart will
not stand in the way when it comes to
tying the knOt.-Sanday Post-Dis-
patch.
~
Nobody likes to be nobody, bat
every body is pleased to think himself
somebody. And everybody is some
body; but when anybody thinks HIM.
self everybody, he generally thinks ev-
erybody else is acknowledgements
Tex Tablet.
-
One of the most interesting sights
beheld in the city during the Cleve-
land reception was Walker and En-
mons Blaine fighting their way
through the surging crowd TO grasp
the President cordially by the hand.
Chicago Times.
Xxx
Boss Buckley, of San Francisco,
who is suspected of jury bribery, is
blind. Heretofore it has been gener.
ally supposed that in such cases JUS
tiee was about the only party affected
with the loss of eyesight.-N. Y.
Evening World.
*
The widow Of Garland A. Mann
has secured a pension since his death
which he vainly tried to get during
his life. 1t amounts to 81 800 and
will be a great relief to the widow
who was in very Strengthened cireum-
tances.-SpringieldHerald.
tx
The next session of the sobranie
will be strongly in favor of Prince
ferdinand. In the election Just held
in Bulgaria the government has in its
favor $50 members, while the opposi-
ton only has 40. If the outside pow
ers will keep hands off, the Prince
can reign and rule in security. - Kan
say City Star.
sE**
A new process has been discovered
by which the most delicate patterns,
even of lace work, can be reproduced
in iron by casting the metal ON the
fabric after the fabric has been car
bombed. Molten iron can be run ON
the most delicate fiber in the carbon.
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There sre two or three weddings on
the tapis on the east side. Rich Hill
Herald.
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is packing up her buds and things, prepar-
atory to making a move for other fields and
pastures new. We wish all parties better
success hereafter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-18
BLEW OUT THE GAS.
A COuntryman's Experience i'm a
st. Louis H0tel-Danger-
Gus Fall-That Pan
cake.

st. Louis, Oct. l3.-H. s. Wilson, of Au.
rors. Mo-, after making night of it, re-
turned to his room at Hotel Barnum yes.
terday morning in rather bad condition,
He lii the gas in his room, then blew
out the gas before throwing his tired body
on the bed. He was discovered In time TO
save bis life. Two men with mops and
buckets Of water accomplished the feat.
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:z1ENG HQLiNK
Corner Chic and Second Stresia

Corner Chic and Second steesta
CYRUS NEwKIRK President.
p. E CHAPPELL, Vice-presidsnt.
j. c. THOMSON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
c. NEwKIRK, +. III. GUNrHBR,
WV. GENTRY, p. E. CHAPPMJ,
J. r. BARRETT, J. c. THOMPSON,
E. A. PHILLIPS.
This bank is prepared to buy and sen
Exchange on the leading commercial
points, gold, SILVER, uncurrent bank
notes, government bonds and storks
make collections. receive deposits, and
discount acceptable papers.
We are also prepared to draw On sight
drafts On the principal cities of England,
Ireland, France. Austria, Prussia and
the other States Of Germany, Russia End
other countries in Europe. Also cities q
TIE West Indies and South America.
j. c. THOMPSON.
CASHIER.
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FELL WHILE DRUNK.

AT $50 last evening Sarah Douglass a
dissipated drunkard, 30 years of age, with
no certain place of abode, was found lying
on the sidewalk in front % 613 Wash street,
under the influence of liquor, with a cash
on the top of her head about inches long,
penetrating TO the skull. At the city dis
pensary it was pronounced not dangerous,
and she was sent to the city hospital. She
had probably fallen against the curbstone.
PANCAKE ANNIE"
Annie Knox, the alleged thrower of a
pancake at Mrs. Cleveland, had her case
continued until to-day, and an attachment
was ordered issued for p. j. Lanham, Jr.,
one of the prosecuting witnesses.